We mock, what we don’t understand.
Same for us, plus controlling calories and nutrition. We actually do pretty well financially but it is matter of principle and health.
Same here. I eat much better at home than when we go out. I also don’t get people complaining about the cost of going out. If you can’t afford it then don’t go out. You can apply the cost of things to damn near everything in that sense but going out is one of the very few things that would fit the unneeded “luxury”. When we were younger and still raising our three kids we rarely went out due to cost and when we did it was a special occasion…
Jesus. Restaurants bitch about inflation and rising food/input costs but that is probably about $3 in food costs for them. Everything they get is bulk wholesale pricing, and the soda is probably a dime, assuming it was a fountain drink.
Yeah, I like Chick Fil A, but the regular No 1 meal is not worth $11. I rarely go there anymore.
Well if you ordered twice as much as you can eat, the total price is a bit irrelevant.
And you prob passed 3 or 4 popeyes on the way to CFA.
When restaurants try to keep food costs to roughly a third of costs, a 1.00 increase in food costs would raise retail by 3.00. So when any food costs lead to that 3X increase in retail, it’s easy to see why they have jumped
I believe TB advertises meals with a couple tacos and crunch wrap supreme with drink or something similar. Sounds like you had the drink hungry attack late last night. How much did you spend on drinks out prior to your TB food run?
Do you not have an Izzo’s Illegal Burrito or something similar nearby? I’ve never spent more than $10-$12 there, and that’s a single dish shared by two people.
They have a $7 deal…single cheeseburger and spicy chicken sandwich. It’s not that hard to get deals on food if you try or use their apps to order.
4 of us and a 2yr old last night. 2 club meals, 2 nuggets, a mac-n-cheese, and a milk. $48.XX even after first responder discount.
